GDP: Gross domestic product
Nominal GDP estimates the sum of goods and services produced at prevailing market prices, whereas real GDP indexes for inflation to show the value of goods and services at constant…
Read moreJohn Maynard Keynes’s economic theory
Keynesian economics, contends that a role for government intervention is important in stabilizing the economy, especially in times of recession. Keynesian economics focuses on aggregate demand, the overall expenditure in…
Read moreMarket cap to Sales Ratio (P/S)
The Market Cap to Sales ratio (also known as Price-to-Sales (P/S) ratio or Sales Multiple) is a valuation ratio which relates a company’s overall market value (market capitalization) to its…
Read moreMarket Correction:
A market correction is a temporary decline of at least 10% from a recent high, often followed by a rebound.
Read moreBear Market Definition:
A market correction of more than 20% is generally considered a bear market. A bear market is a period where a stock index declines by at least 20% from its…
Read moreThe Dow Theory
This means a higher high and a higher bottom are formed in the case of a bullish trend, and a lower high and a lower bottom are formed in a…
Read moreShareholder Distribution Analysis
The makeup of a company’s shareholders is an important consideration. Looking at the breakdown by investor category provides useful insights into the stock’s likely dynamics: Retail Holdings: Many retail investors…
Read moreScreening for potential Multibaggar Stocks
A crucial filter in the quest for multibagger stocks is market capitalization. The potential for a company to deliver multi-fold returns is inversely related to its initial size. For example,…
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